Classical Sheet Music

This tonally rich light music, written for an aristocratic evening party and enormously popular in the 18th century, can also be mastered by an ambitious amateur ensemble.

Written in the 1930s, the concerto was inspired by the Zurich Chamber Orchestra and has since been undeniably regarded as 'a throw in invention, powerful in design and of pithy modernity'.

First Edition

In Vivaldi's only two-trumpet concerto, which radiates festive splendor, he shows all the tricks of the trade in order not to let the lack of notes (only eleven were available at the time) become noti...

In Vivaldi's only two-trumpet concerto, which radiates festive splendor, he shows all the tricks to make the lack of tones (only eleven were available at the time) imperceptible: imitation, thirds sta...

Single part - violin rip.

First printing - The text of the present cantata has been preserved in its entirety - our edition reproduces it in today's orthography and punctuation with some minor tightening -, Telemann's music, h...

Conceived largely in the tonal realm, the work is able to enhance the sparse 'Romantic' string repertoire through its highly condensed harmonic-linear layout.